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  • Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp pulled off a double-whammy this week, bagging $972.9m from equity and equity-linked investors. The trade was not only SMIC’s first time raising close to $1bn overnight, but also represented a rare offering of an Asian convertible perpetual bond. John Loh reports.
  • Deutsche Bank was the only financial institution in the euro market on Thursday with a €1.25bn unsecured senior bond.
  • Private equity firm Ardian is ready to tap Europe’s leveraged finance markets to fund the acquisition of a controlling stake in Dérivés Résiniques et Terpéniques (DRT), the French plant chemistry specialist, but there are mixed views on the outlook for further M&A-fuelled leveraged finance activity.
  • The Chinese Ministry of Finance has successfully completed its second offshore renminbi bond auction of the year, raising Rmb7bn ($1.06bn) from three tranches on Thursday. But poor investor demand for the offering raises questions about the future of the CNH bond market, analysts told GlobalRMB.
  • TSB Bank has issued its first covered bond, and a generous starting spread ensured that the deal attracted the highest oversubscription of any sterling covered bond this year.
  • A novel green loan for Singapore’s Wilmar International has put the focus on the potential for sustainable products in Asia. While green bonds have gained popularity in the region, the loan market is still lagging far behind — but that appears to be set to change, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
  • A year after the Philippine Stock Exchange approved the issuance of dollar-denominated securities (DDS) on its bourse, the market is starting to heat up. Cirtek Holdings Philippines Corp raised $140m from just the second such deal this week, while Del Monte returned for a tap. The asset class is still in its infancy, but the advantages it offers could give a fillip to deal flow. Jonathan Breen reports.
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    Energo-Pro became the latest high yield corporate to join the recent run of supply from central and eastern Europe on Thursday, increasing the size of its debut deal after a decent bookbuild allowed it to raise an additional €20m.
  • Shawbrook Group, the UK challenger bank, is looking to make its first foray into the additional tier one market with a sterling-denominated deal.
  • Special purpose acquisition companies continue to flourish in Italy, with several new vehicles having been launched this year.
  • CEE
    Bulgarian insurer Eurohold has set the minimum size of its five year bond to €50m but postponed pricing from Wednesday to Thursday to allow more orders to come in.
  • Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) and a syndicate of lenders have provided a $2.73bn loan to finance the construction of a railway and upgrade a port in Mozambique, which will ensure the long term supply of coal to Japan from the African country.